Carrie Shepherd is a reporter for Axios, covering a wide range of topics in the Chicago area. She has a knack for capturing the pulse of the city, reporting on everything from local politics and transit issues to cultural events and trends. With her engaging writing style and in-depth reporting, Carrie keeps readers informed and entertained.
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Carrie Shepherd’s coverage predominantly focuses on local news, arts, food, and events in Chicago. She frequently covers government announcements and press releases related to house & home, sports, government & politics.
Given her interest in local happenings and government-related topics, she may be receptive to pitches that provide insights or expert commentary on new policies or regulations affecting the city of Chicago.
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By: Carrie Shepherd
Nearly five years after donating $125 million to the Museum of Science and Industry , Ken Griffin's name will be affixed to the South Side museum.
Wayfair's first brick and mortar store is opening next week at Edens Plaza in Wilmette, and we got a preview.
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